tins PAPtn
ejjjued rrj efteraeoa.
V
torroa ak rmormiwro.
rMCRIFTI0SS.F06TAQB PAID.
l . oo 8ix montW f!50 x Th
. I S 00
; Three
J3 ' t. nuamnetlt.KflMltl.
-oliM, w
ppr
III
be delivered toy carrier.
part of the citT, sttb
N9
, -.
ft
libera
aerrisSserit1 will please report aay sad
, Mere to reeelre their papers re nitarly-
tfctr Advertisements.
32Vrarkot St- 32
Slra of the Show Cue with ib2
Shoemaker-.
T STOCK OF BOOTS AND 8II0ES
&iAjs complete. Call and examine. 8at
bfACtioQ guaranteed to customers. Now Is
the time to supply your families.
A fall line of those CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH 80LE, In lace and buttons. 8ee
ia U bfllerla?. ConTlnee yourself of the
f-t.
A oew lot of those SCOTCH SOLE
GAITER3Jast recelTed. Don't fargetthe
oiJ somber.
C ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
BOf 8
BEAUTIFUL HAIR 0RHAMMTs
AND dlR NOVb'LTXeH jolt rseeivsd.
A fall llae of Children' acd Un f.Uaxs
now n sls acd st e y low pricr Htip-
isr fro tie lat-st psuernv hsir Vorki
aa? itrle Bsade to order. Orders br mail
will receive rrompt arteatloo. Addivs Post
OSes Box 301.
de IS N "K Pwt -t
CLYDE'S
?ew York
AND
tilminston.
Steamship
IM. C.
Line.
THtt STEAM KK
1, 'LKi
GULF STREAM,
CAPT. INGRAM"
WILL BULaoi JEW rui& 03
SATURDAY, Jan 15.
Otlppert eaa rely apoa the prompt
aaillnx of Buaaere aj adrertlaed,
tor Treicit KateuiatJ apply to
THOS. fi. DONl, 8optt
WUmlartoa, N. C
THEO. O. SOKE, TflgU Afeat,
ew xorx.
mc. P. OLTDS A CO.,
14 Broedwyr Stm foTk.
Jam 10
Groceries, &ct
6000 Bujlis cor
200
Bales TIAY,
1000
Half Rolls BAGGING,
1000
Bundles New and Pcd TIES,
1300 Bbl4 rL0UR'11 .
300 k011 911 s3'
700 BJLGS corrEE 111 rtdef
2QQKegt NAILS,
50 Ton noor IR0N,
lOOOO8""'
..I rv r Ti x -vj-.
Candy, Candles, CrackerSjChecse.Starch,
i ' Ly, Potaah, Pepper, Spice, Wrapping Pa?
per, Ac For sale lowby
jan 10 WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
fesh Every Day
AKttTMStnT OF OAJfDItS,
Ooaite, jwi reeMTd a- d foa
THI OSLT Onanist HOUS-JUD
1
in
Mi
VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New AtvrCierniit.
Fmdx & Co-i-Shlp Notice
Jjio L Dudlet, Sect' Sec 221, Ea 'ow
raeat Rank, K of P
The Supreme Novelty at the Rankin Ilall
IiETXSBERGER A New Lot of Game
A&IShkieu Clothing and Furnishing
Goodi
C W Yates Thote in Need
.East Lrnn to-morrow matinee.
1 Article 47 to-morrow
Opera House.
night
at th)
The cotton receipts at this port to-day
foot np 267 bales.
Full moon to morrow
morning at 20
minates past 6 o'clock.
The market was well,
green pork this morning.
?upplkd with
. More rain here and this time accom
panied by a half gale of wind.
Eggs are Tery scarce and high. They
readily sell at 35 cents per dozen, i
A Delusion Trap placed in a tyouse will
uietlr catch a cunninjr mouse. Call at
acobi's for them.
t
A new flag pole has-been erected over
the Signal Office and the storm signal
was flying to-day.
Mr. Donald Mcltae continues to irn-
urOTC The physicians now have the
hemorrhages under control.
ev
Ths indications are that Ada Gray
will be rreeted with a larsre house to-
night. The tronpe hare arrived and are
stopping at the Purcell. -
Water a! rest merchants wi 1 keep tbtir
feet dry in Winter by wraric Res-
TlIAls boots and shoe. t
Sullivan's operctta"A Trial by Jury,"
is in preparation and will be presented in
a short time under the management of
Airs. John VT. Cameron.
Ladies who appreciate elegance and
furity are using Parker's Ilair Balsam,
t is the Dest article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color and beauty.
Annual Settlement.
The Sheriff and Treasurer of the coun
ty meet the county Finance Committee
in the Commissioners' room at 7 o'clock
this evenlog to submit their accounts for
the past year, have them audited and
make their regufar annual settlement.
We advUe our friends to call at Jacobi's
for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks, Roger's Ivory handled Table
Knives, Pen and Pocket Knives. All for
Christmas and at the lowest pi ices, '
Not so Bad.
There seems to be a mistake a3 to the
amount of money in cash lost by Mr
Bobbins, of Smithville, at the fire which
destroyed his residence a few days ago.
His trunk, containing some jewelry and
between $40 and $50 in silver, was burn
ed, but most of the money was raked
from the ashes the next day. His loss
will hardly exceed $10 in cash and not
$2,000 as, was reported tou3.
ClU Court.
Dick Mallett, colored, suffering from
same old complaint, drunk and down, wa3
sent below for thirty days.
Charles Howard, alias Gooding, color
ed, a former steward on one of the steam
tugs in the harbor, was arraigned for an
unprovoked assault upoa Mr. Martin
Newman. Sentence of the - Coin -25
fine or thirty days in the City Prison.
Defendant went'below.
Go North, young man. tro North and
freeze dd with the country. Bat don't
foriret to take a bottle of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup along.
Conlcrence Committees
The Joint Committees appointed by
the Board of Aldermen and the County
Commissioners to consider the importance
and necessity of establishing, without
farther delay, a public hospital in this
city, meet in tlieCounty Commissioners,
room on Monday evening next, at half
past 7 o'clock.
We are glad to know, too, from a gen
tleman on- one of the committees, that
there is a reasonable prospect otthe two
committees agreeing upon this matter,
whereby the county and city will bear
proportionately the expense of the under
taking. A institqtionJof this kind has
been, long needed in Wilmington and we
rejoice to know that the chances for its
establishment are reasonably certain. .
Dont forget the N. T. Enamel Paint,
ready mixed and warranted, at Jacobi's. f
r
" , ' ' ' V., :,. ,,,...,
. V
W i LMiN GTON, N. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY
rnm&llables.
The following uumailable matter re
mains in the Poatoffiee in this city :
Miss Bedene Bnrruss, Smith ville, N.
C. ; Miss Lacy King, Council Station
N. C. : Miss Lin McKain, Council's
Station, N, C. ; a postal card with no
address, but signed T. J. B.
Have you seen the latest improved Heat
ing and Cook Stoves at Jacobi's e
can cet them at Calory prices. t
PrtJirtbUiou.
Alex. Sprunt, Esq.. aud Gen. S 17.
Manning, wbft wia in Raleigh on "Wed
nesday in attendance on the prohibition
convention, have returned to the city-
They are enthusiastic in their descrip
tions of the meeting. M r. Sprunt tells
us that it was a large and intelligent
body, composed in the main of represen.
tativemeo, and that their proceedings
rere, harmonious and decisive. :
There seems to be no doubt now in tha
mind3 of the friends of the movemen
that it will prove a success. Mr. H. .
Scott, the Senator from this district, who
is in the city, says that a prohibition law
will probably be passed by a unanimous
vote. . Mr. Scott is himself a liquor deal
er and his judgment cannot, therefore,
be said to be prejudiced by his. wishes.
From what we can understand, however,
a simple prohibitory law is not likely te
satisfy the prohibitionists. They are now
talking of an amendment to the Consti
tution forever prohibiting the manufac
ture and sale of spirituous liquors in
North Carolina.
. Ladies,
the best tits and the easiest
shoes for
tba little duos are at Rosen
thaib.
The
Bohemian Glass Blowers
Wonders Id GUss.
To those accustomed to see glass only
in the shape of window panes, tumblers
or lamp chimneys, a visit to the glass
blowers' exhibition next week will be a
revelation.
The first thing to attract the visitor's
attention is a magnificent model of the
great Corliss engine, made entirely of
glass, yet with steam as the motive pow
er, working smoothly and steadily. It is
bur feet high, three feet long and is
composed of 5,000 pieces. Twelve differ
ent shades of colored glass give this
novel piece of mechanism a picturesque
appearance, it is tne omy periect gi&ss
model of a steamboat- engine ever made,
and attracted great attention when ex
hibited at tht centennial. By its side
stands a much more simple model of the
old South church, of Boston, in colored
glass. Besides these novelties there are
curiosities of spun giass, with threads of
140.000th of an inch In. diameter as
soft and pliable as silk, a vest of glass
and a pair of slippers of the same
material, with imitation feathers, plon
plons, cushions and articles of crocheted
and woven fflass. The main interest ot
the exhibition, however, seemi to centre
around Messis. Woodruff and Carling.
They are continually busy, and their deft
fingers are constantly contriving ships,
birds, animals, pretty-colored vases and
a thousand-and-one things, which must
be seen to be appreciated. They use
two hundred pounds of glass a week in
manufacturing these articles, which are
given to the audience free. They will
at Rankin Hall, over "Little
ri
Giant" steamer, Monday evening, Janu
ary 17, at 7:30 o'clock. Saturday even
ine, January 22, there will , be a grand
babv Bhow. when an elegant .case, of
fancy glass work, ; valued at $50, will be
presented to the baby receiving the larg
est number of votes during tne weckv
Each vistor is entitled to one rote free.
A hop is to be given in GermaniaHall
to-night, complimentary, to Mr. and Mrs.
P. L. Bridgers. It is given by a number
of young gentlemen, the friends of the
groom. -
. -
1 he Power of the Press.'
In no way is the power of vlift press
more surely shown than in the universal
knowledge that has in leas than a" year
been diffused throughoHt fifty-millions
of people of the wonderful curative pro
prieties of that splendid remedy, Kidney
Wort. And the people from the Atlan
tic to the Pacific nave shown their in
telligence and their knowlege of what is
in the paper, by already making KJd
ney-Wort their bou,seh,old remedy for
all diseases of the kidneys, liver and bow
els. Herald.
W. A. TnT8, 62 Ashland Avcoue,
Toledo, Ohio, says: My wire is now as
strong' as ever, her regained health being
directly due to the use of the Excelsior
Kidney Pad. We can heartfly reconv
mend it to all kidney troubled perjoci-
Eabbery tail Attempt at Arson.
i On Monday morning last a robbery
was committed at the residence of Mr.
Patrick Carr, on the corner of Eighth
and Walnut streets, and the thief;tken
tried to cover the ; deed by arson. A
colored woman named McNeil -who was
employed to do the washing of Mr.
Carr's family, is the one accused of the
theft and attempt at arson. The woman
McNiel knowing that Mr. Carr's. sister,
who is the lady of the house, was out.
smreptitiously, entered the dwellingand
stole .from a trunk a floe black dress, and
to- avma suspicion, toco- eflL the over-
skirt of the dress she was wearrnir, satu
rated it with kerosene oil, placed it in
the trunk, set fire to it. and closed the
lid of the trunk. A short time after
m '.-Mm mm
m.iss uarr returned and la a tew min
utes after the woman made her ap
pearance, stating she bad come for the
wash and at the same -time stated
.that she smelt . something burning
Miss C. also thought 'she discovered a
smell as of burning wool and thought
that a small piece of cloth had been
caught on the wood which she had put
in the stove. The V- woman McNeil said
the fire was in the other room and went
directly to che trunk, raised the lid and
the flames burst out. The cloth which
was on fire corresponded exactly with the
cloth of the waist of the woman Mc
Neil's dress. The cloth was saved but
the woman managed to get it and car
ried it to her home, but it was subse'
quently gotten away from her.
The woman's dwelling was searched
by an o nicer, but the dress was not
found. She was seen to have carried a
er .i.
bundle into the house of a neighbor
anqj"w v-- vv -
tnouarnt sne gOl Wina oi iuo lmpeaamg
teia ner mat u sue wouiu ruvuru tuu ureas
fcn.vnnM W. matfpr dron and not
- . - - -
prosecute hcr and the next morning the
.w iivw.v - - -J-
dress was found On Mr. Carr's piazza.
... ,. , " .
Many a criminal goes nnwuippea oi jus -
tice because orthe"elttctance , of citizens
. . , . . I . . -
10 natetneir Wives or Bisters appear as
witnPiuuHt at the Court Mouse, asltn the
case of Mr. Carr.
Labor tfarinx
The demand of the people for an easier
method of preparing JLidney-Wort has
induced the proprietors, the well-known
wholesale Druggists,. Wells, iucnardson
& Co ot Burlington, -v t., to prepare it
for sale in liquid form as well as in dry
form. It saves all the labor Of prepar
inir. and as it is equally efficient it is
Dreferred by many persons. Kidney-
Wort always ami everywhere proves it
self a perfect remetly. Utipalo New,
' For the Review.
The Uomspnn Brigade.
Mr. Editor: ' ' v
At a called meeting of the County
Commissioners of our county to-day it
was really gratifying to see the anxiety
of the honest farmers of not only Pender
but of our trusty sisters, Sampson and
Dapliu, to sign the official bond of our
soldier Sheriff, Capt. A. C. Ward, who
has proven to be no less prominent in
the confidence and affections of the peo
ple of these counties than he was in the
Confederate Jarmy during the late un
pleasantness. . It . was a real
treat to see. the farmers, dress
ed ia ' their homespun, com
ing forward to demonstrate in a .sub
stantial way their confidence in our mod
est soldier and farmer. Such was the
feeling in his favor that notwithstabding
the bond required was only $30,000 they
continued to push forward until $42,000
Was JUIUaea W- VOO gur oauipsou
friends in his homespun when questioned
rather closely by Chairman Shaw as to
bis ability to pay the amount . Be had
justified to, j proposed, to deposit the
antonnt2,oou,in casn proviuca me prop
er geaTAi tee could be given for its return
at the expiration of Ward's term ' of of
fice, whereupon our incredulous but hon
est "Daniel" told him he would do, and
called for the next man. Some of Ward's
unfriendly critics styled his host of friends
Mtne nomespan ongaoo ana true it was,
for there was but one man on the bond,
the Sheriff - included, who did not wear
homespun- No other man in Pender can
' W 1 3 A. A "s
recruit sucu a Drigaae ai presvuv.
Jan.10tb.1881. . P.
Samuel H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Col
fax Co., New Mexico, says: The "Onlj
Lung Pad" has done more for my wife
than all the gallons of Cod Liver Oil,
French or American, she has taken, or
all the Doctor's Medicines jhe has used.
See Adv.
Eminent PbyilcUai- , .
arc prescribing that tried and true rem
cdy, Kidney-Wort, for the worst cases of
biflioasness and constipation, as well as
lor kidoey complaints. . i nero is scarcely
a person to be found that will not be
greatly benefited by a thorough course
of Kiancj-Wort erery. spring... If you
feel out of sorts, and don't know why, try
sv package of Kidney-Wort and you will
eellike a new creature. Indianapolis
Sentinel , . - ,
NO 275
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmiaffton District. Metho
dist E. Church, South, 1881.
(First round .)
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown, Jan. 22-23
Wilmington, at Fifth street. Jan. 29-30
Wilmington, at Front street. Feb. 5-6
Smithville, - - - Feb. 8 9
Whiteville, at Whiteville. Feb. 12-13
Waccamaw Misfeion, at Bethesda, Feb.
- - - - 15-16
Brunswick, at Bethel, - - Feb. 19-20
Topsail, at iVcsleyan Chapel, Feb. 26-27
Onslow, at Tabernacle, - - March 5-6
Clinton, at Audrew Chapel, March 12-13
UOKesoury, at Halls, - - March 19-20
Tho District stewards will meet at the
I Parsonage of the Front street Church in
Wilmington, at ten o'clock a. m. on the
2d Feb. A full attendance desired.
' L. S. Bcrkhead,
Presiding Elder.
The remedy that will cure the manv
diseases peculiar to women is Warner's
Safo Kidney and Liver Cure. Mother's
Magazine.
flew Advertisemts
Sec. 221 Bdowmeit Rani, I cf iv
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING. Sec
tion No. 221. Endowment Rank. K. of
P., will be held at Castle Hall, this
(Friday) evening, Dec. 14th, at 1 o'clock.
JNO. Li. DUDLF.T.
jan 14-lt Secretary & Treas
Ship Notice.
ALL PEKBONB ARE be-e.
by cautioned against her
boring or trusting any of the
crew of the Sor. Bark "Titania,"
J. O. Albrethsen, Master, as no '
debts of their ontractiaf will be naid
a j uapiainor utiiDK A t'O,
jan 14-St Ooniuzaea
The Supreme Movelty
T RANK IN HALL OVER "LITTLE
i GIANT'' Steamer. One week onlr,
rora.
THE
i mencing on mouusv, January 17.
riArmi rv a "r r a n - Tr xwrwv,
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS. Profes
sors Woodroffe. (arHno- and fTnmnnnv mrlf)
i ineir 9u,ouu collection ot Wonders in Glass
centennial irame, lneludlug the superb
I ...l 4h. 1 I -1 -r
uuw vik we vtuicuuiai vuruss engine.
I built of 5,ooo pieces of glass and operated
I by steam. Rare glass ornaments presented
i tree to oacn audience.
1 Levees every evening at 7.30. Grand
I totnbtttiOT of ornaments at 8 '
I Matinees WEDNESDAY and 8ATUR
i DAT at 2.30. Popular prices of admission,
I o cents, unuciren under vz years. 15 cents.
r. o. urana caDy onow on oaiukuai
EVENING, January 22.
M. H. WALSH, Manacer.
H. H. Niles, Agent.
jan U St
w rf a .1 w ion in ik iTTi i i rj w i Ln
I G lager, Boeho. flaadrake, Stllllngla andj
Cmany other of the best medicines known are com-.
f ft 4 1 Ml " ,1 " T" I- T-.-- ...
to make it the greatest Blood. Purifier and the
f Best Health aadStrengthBestorer ever used.
I It cares Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neuralgia,'
Sleeplessness, and all diseases of the 8tomech,
Bowels. Lanqs. Liver, Kidneys. Urinary Orosas
Land ail remate wompiainn. .
If
are wasting away with Consumption or,
. . A
any
.use the Tonic to-day. No matter what
it wiu surely help yoo.
Renvemixr ! This TONIC cures d
Tunkenness.,
k the Beet Family Medicine ever made, entirely
different from Bitters, Ginger Preparationa and
other Tonics, and combines tne best curative prop-.
'None eeauine without our signature on outside
ot au. cur a 50c doiuc 01 your arnggist.
IwraperItsccorj&AjojC
emists. New York.
nintrr-rMO U1ID DSIC1II Tht bn ai nxxt
onticsl Hair Drcariajr
jan 13-lyd&w-t-t-s
THIS WEEK
1
WE WILL" OFFER AT LESS T1IAN
COST, THE FEW
I
CLOAKS AND DOLLMANS
on hand to clone out.
We are offering some real bargains in TaWfc
Lining, Napkin, Tou-fclaT Tray
Napldns, Ac
Carpets iu all grades at tho t-lo.eM prices
Oil Cloths in all tri'dth4 .
Respectfully,
jan It R. M. McIXTIK'E.
Peruvian Cuano
200O Tons
IIo. 2 Peru yian Guano,
FOR SALE BY
Williams & Murcliisoiu
jaa 6 :- : v ,
15,000 15,000 15,000
Boyals ! lioyalsi Boyals !
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BS THE BE8T
5 cent dear
la the tityv For lalo only by '
, , J 1I0UTT UU,
Jaa m PresexptIoa Dnggltl
14. I Sf-1.
FLBABS ffOTIOS.
We will begfad to receive eomacnlcationj
fane our friends oa aay aad all fubJeetTT
cnerallaterest bat
Tae aaae of the writer mart always be far
ulhed to the Editor. -
- . ' .
OoaaTiferIoai but be written' oa onh
oae tide of the .paper.
tv Pertoaalltlef mm voided
And it is ecpeelallf peemlarly.Wer
VHd that the Sditnr ewe not always eadors e
the views ot eorrwpon4rU. n&Jeee so He 4
in th editorial eolcttas.
New Aavertiaomonta,
Ship Notice.
AW. FEK80N3 ARB here
br forewtraed not to tnut
or harbor any of the crew of
the Swedish Bark I8KAEL. -J
Capt U. H. Tallin, ae C
the Hatter or Consignees will be responsible.
JnH-wt Conslgaees.
OPERA HOUSE.
rjiHE
Eveut.
FASHIONABLE DRAMATIC
T o Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Only FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jan'y U
and 15.
Engagement Extraordinary of the Dis
tinguished Emotional and Tragic Aftress,
Miss
ADA CRAY,
Supported jby WATKIN'S rIFTlI AVE
NUE COMBINATION.
Fiiday nip-ht - - . . Lucrctia Borgia
Saturday Matinee' - - - - KustLynne
Saturday night - - - - - L'Article47
l &ual prices of admission. Matincxs
p. ices Adults, 50 cents. Children 25 cents.
Reserved Seats at IIein6berger's.
jan 12-3t
GemMe
worn.
Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wary tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must uso
LYON'S KATHAKON. This
elegante cheap article always
makes the Hair crow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, remores dandruff -and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giTing it a curling
tendency; anf . keeping J t in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result Qt using Kathairon.
jan 13-ly-nrm-t-t-s
ClothintT and
Furnislimg Goods
JPO GENT8, TOOTHS .
KaND BOYS
Overooats Ulsters aad Dl1erettst
UmhreUas
Satchsls
TalUes, Ac, Ac, at
A, k h BHEIEE'S,
Jnl0 Market street.
A New Lot ot Games.
HORS, CORN A BEANS,
Ones, Parches!, Checke;s, and many other
Gamer. For sale at
EEUfSBERQEa'a.
, Blank Books,
JJTK8, JJCOILAOE, PAPE3, Ear slopes,
Ac.
For sale cbesp at
IIEINBBERGEE'S,
jsn 12 Lire Book and Masle 8 tors.
Those in Heed
QF BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BO0Kv,
BTaTI'15BT
or any t bin ebe ia mj Use, wlllJJadltta
their advaa!a;e to give me a cal
ORGANS sold oa easy iastaJmesti.
YATE8' BOOK 8T0BE.
jaa 10
1881 Groceries. 1881
1300
Bbls FLOUR,
Bush Fresh Water Hill Ileal,
Boxes D S aad Smoked Sides,
do do do Shoulder,
BblkES3 PORK,
Tlhds and Bbls Cuba and
: New Orleans Molasses
800
50
20
100
100
i
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4
i
A
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